Structural Engineering Design

In this webinar Civil Engineer, Jolyon Antill, demonstrates how deficient structural engineering design can result in damage to the property.

Ballastless Railway Track: A Smooth Ride Ahead

Civil Engineer, Thomas Leyland, discusses the history, development and future of ballastless or slab railway track. The presentation will cover where and why it is used, recent increases in its use, and the potential results of this.

Root Causes for Cracks in Concrete

In this webinar Civil Engineer, Yang Dang, explains causes for cracking in concrete and the resulting consequences.

If These Walls Could Talk: Understanding Historic Buildings

In this presentation, Structural Engineer, Jamie Paterson, will review typical issues affecting historic buildings and the techniques that can be used to investigate them.

Manufacturers’ Advice: Is it Robust Enough to Rely on?

Forensic Architect, Margaret Wright, discusses potential risks of seeking advice from manufacturers about their products when developing designs for buildings.

Bolted Steel Connections in Fires

In this webinar, we explore the fundamental ways in which bolted connections can fail and some of the options available to achieve better performance.

ADAS: How do They Respond in a Collision?

Mechanical Engineer, Robert Taylor provides an overview of the different types of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (‘ADAS’) and what the systems might have done in the event of a collision. He takes time to answer questions such as “What does the data tell us?” and “What can be determined from published literature and test results?”

Incidents Involving Agricultural & Heavy Goods Vehicles

Mechanical Engineer, James Kingham discusses the nuances of collisions and incidents involving heavy goods and agricultural vehicles; the common types of incidents involving these vehicles, the information which is often available (being unique to these types of vehicles), and the types of information that would assist an investigation.

Video Analysis in Collision Reconstruction

Mechanical Engineer, Richard Baker provides an overview of the merits of video evidence and analysis in collision reconstruction, such as Position and Time Estimation, and Authentication and Verification.

Forensic Collision Reconstruction Services

RTC Expert, Gavin Dunn will provide a journey through the process of forensically reconstructing a road traffic collision. He will discuss some of the methods that can be used, the types of information that we look for, and some of the challenges that are often encountered.